Manchester United are reportedly ready to make a major call regarding their manager Erik ten Hag after it was recently revealed he is going to continue in his role.
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There was much speculation that the Red Devils boss would be fired from his position, but news emerged in recent weeks suggesting the Dutchman will stay on as club manager for at least the 2024/25 campaign.
Speaking on Dutch television, the 54-year-old revealed that United executives flew to him while he was on holiday in Ibiza to inform him of the news following their end-of-season review, and it seems there may be more good news for the Haaksbergen native.
With Ten Hag approaching the final year of his existing contract at Old Trafford, United's new INEOS executives are eager to give him an extension, according to the Daily Mail.
The same report claims that while there may be some slight modifications to his role at the club under the new ownership, he will still maintain the title of manager.
Where there is likely to be change within the United coaching staff, however, is with Ten Hag's assistants.
Recently, it was reported that the former Ajax Amsterdam manager was keen to recruit legendary United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy to work alongside him.
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The former forward was rumoured to be the frontrunner to becoming Lyle Foster's new head coach at Burnley, following the departure of Vincent Kompany, but it seems he may have had his head turned at the prospect of coaching at the club where he was once so prolific in front of goal.
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